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A digraph is a pair of letters that work together to represent a single sound in a language. They matter because they allow written languages to represent more sounds than they have individual letters for, making it possible to write words accurately and consistently.
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- Subclass of
- ordered pair
- Has part
- letter
- Followed by
- trigraph
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- Lldigraph.png
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- Category:Digraphs (orthography)
- described by source
- Nordisk familjebok
- different from
- Digraph
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二合字母（digraph），或稱二重音字、二重字，在字母系統上是由2個字母組合成的語音，而組成的語音與個別字母的發音不同。且能由二合字母表記出新的語音（音位）。在一些發音變化的場合（無聲化等），比如將2個相同或不同的字母排列在一起時整體單詞的發音會有所變化，相對的僅為一個字母時發音上並不會改變，而且語音較強時發音上並不會拉長等。在歐洲語言上會有這些現象，尤其西歐的語言中經常會見到，但在斯拉夫語族裡則相當罕見。
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